4 Best Places to Shop in Polanco and Bosque de Chapultepec, Mexico City

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We've compiled the best of the best in Polanco and Bosque de Chapultepec - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Sandra Weil

Polanco Fodor's Choice

Peruvian designer Sandra Weil opened this shop, her first boutique in Mexico City, in 2012. Combining traditional craftsmanship with high-quality fabrics, including pima cotton, alpaca wool, and silk, her bold designs have become a go-to for the capital's trendsetters. Weil's dresses and separates can be found at stores throughout Mexico, as well as in Miami and Houston, but this one has the most extensive collection.

Ikal

Polanco
A large, upmarket concept store on Masaryk Avenue, Ikal aims to celebrate local independent labels. From luxury fashion and footwear to hard-to-find homewares and jewelry, the store curates a contemporary feel while maintaining a distinctly Mexican perspective.
Av. Presidente Masaryk 340A, Mexico City, 11550, Mexico
55-8954–3612

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Lago

Polanco

This sophisticated Latin American design store offers a collection of pieces from Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico. Here you'll find leather goods, ceramics, clothing, and accessories from emerging and established brands. The two-story space itself is similarly impressive, with six huge windows facing out onto the street and creative product displays inside.

Av. Presidente Masaryk 310, Mexico City, 11560, Mexico
55-7261–9343

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Raquel Orozco

Polanco

Known for her feminine color palette and extravagant silhouettes, Raquel Orozco is part of the new guard of Mexican fashion designers. This Polanco boutique is her flagship store, stocked with a full range of clothing and accessories. Pieces can also be found at the Palacio de Hierro department stores in Polanco and Santa Fe and at a second boutique in Antara Fashion Hall.

Emilio Castelar 227--B, Mexico City, 11550, Mexico
55-5280–5081

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